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11 October 2021
Alumna pays poetic tribute at trailblazing Betty Campbell statue unveiling
27 September 2021
Award-winning writer and academic takes top poetry prize for successive year
14 September 2021
Gestures, gazes, and nods during online meetings to be studied alongside spoken words
National accolade for project exploring Viking legacy on English language
24 August 2021
Latest book offers practical everyday solutions to overcome communication difficulties
11 August 2021
Welsh and Philosophy first year penned tu ôl i’r awyr (Y Lolfa) after securing Literature Wales Bursary
13 July 2021
School announces Martin Coyle Year One Student Experience Award
27 May 2021
Celebration as early crossover book hits half century
2 March 2021
Cardiff creative writers represent Wales at British Council Literature Seminar 2021
14 December 2020
Literature graduate takes public vote as Plymouth’s first playwright Laureate
1 December 2020
Talents of the distinguished Creative Writing team feature in 2020 Society of Authors’ Translations Prizes shortlist
10 November 2020
Students can explore career and skills, expand cultural horizons and try something new on campus and online
22 October 2020
Postgraduate student awarded inaugural prize honouring global icon in African studies
15 October 2020
Popular book club gets a virtual twist for its tenth season
1 October 2020
School bids fond farewell to Professor whose infectious passion for literature inspired four decades of students
10 September 2020
High stakes thriller launch for award-winning author
27 August 2020
Artwork captures “sense of isolation and longing for human contact”
20 April 2020
New study reveals how social and cultural change are the key drivers in how our language is changing
3 April 2020
English Language alumna wins award for start-up business Fledge helping students integrate into new environments
31 March 2020
Linguist’s research influencing the approach of carers
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